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What’s Behind The Rise In Crime Across Montana?
Burglary rates are creeping up in the Big Sky State, and it’s making folks rethink what safety means in their communities.

Bozeman Residents Excited About New Under Armour Store
Under Armour is officially coming to Bozeman. The company plans to open its first Montana store at Gallatin Crossing in fall 2026.

Montanans Share Their Favorite Blizzard Flavor
From family gatherings to favorite flavors, dessert holds a special place in our hearts. A local survey reveals what Montanans crave most.

Full Lineup Revealed for 2026 Montana Folk Festival
A beloved Montana summer tradition is back as the Montana Folk Festival announces its 2026 lineup for the free downtown Butte event.

UPDATE: Details Released In Weekend Shooting In Downtown Bozeman
In a city known for its safety, a late-night shooting has shaken the community. How does this alter our sense of security?

Montana's Favorite Breakfast Cereal Might Surprise You
Breakfast isn’t just a meal; it’s a nostalgic journey. Imagine a world where cereals reign supreme, and nostalgia meets creativity in every bowl.

Best Ice Cream Shops in Montana to Visit in 2026
Warm weather has arrived in Montana, which means ice cream season is officially here. These are some of the best ice cream shops to check out across the state this summer.

Montana's 3 Biggest Ranches Owned By Billionaires
Montana's landscapes tell stories, but the ranching scene has some surprising twists, including billionaires trading boardrooms for barns.

The Gardiner Rodeo in Montana Returns for 2026
Dust off your boots, because rodeo season is officially back in Montana! The Gardiner Rodeo Association just dropped the details for the 2026 Father's Day Weekend Rodeo & Parade.

Kick Off Summer With Family Fun In Bozeman
Get ready for a day of sunshine, laughter, and community spirit as the Family Promise Summer Kickoff returns to Bozeman this June!

New Ranking Names Kalispell Montana's Friendliest City
According to a new 2026 ranking, Kalispell is the friendliest city in Montana.

Bozeman's Holiday Weekend Marred By Gun Violence
As we celebrate the start of summer, tragic news reminds us of reality in our community. A violent incident has many residents concerned about their safety.

Correct Way to Sit in Adirondack Chairs; How Did I Not Know This?
A recent popular theory has people rethinking how they sit in Adirondack chairs.

Montana Billionaire Lands Shockingly High on Forbes List
Dennis Washington ranks #22 on Forbes self-made list, highlighting his Montana roots, Missoula ties, and global construction empire.

21 Fascinating McDonald's Restaurants Around the World
From restaurants shaped like UFOs to those serving mouth-watering menu items we need in the U.S., here is a look at fascinating McDonald's locations from around the world.

Why Publishing an Obituary in Montana Costs So Much
After my dad died just days before Christmas, our family was shocked by the real cost of publishing an obituary. Here’s what drives those prices and why so many families aren’t prepared.

11 Awful Grilling Habits That Are Driving Your Guests Away
Seriously, you need to stop doing these things before no one shows up the next time you invite people over for a cookout.

Montana Lake Named One Of The Most Scenic
With over 3,000 lakes, Montana has some real showstoppers, but Avalanche Lake is the star of the show, thanks to its crystal-clear waters.

5 Unique Ways to Spend Memorial Day Weekend in Montana
From the opening of the iconic Beartooth Highway to the return of the Testy Fest, Montana is packed with unique ways to celebrate Memorial Day Weekend.

Why American Flags Are Folded Into Triangles for Veteran Funerals
At military funerals, the folding of the flag is a solemn ritual. It’s more than just a flag; it’s a heartfelt tribute to a life dedicated to service.

New Study Shows Where Montanans are Moving in 2026
New data shows fewer people are moving to Montana in 2026, while more residents are choosing to leave for nearby states like Idaho, Washington, and Oregon.
